Gene Carr was one of the most active newspaper cartoonists of the early 1900's. He was working for William Randolph Hearst by the age of 17, was a pioneer in the use of sequential panels, and debuted the first female newspaper cartoon protagonist, Lady Bountiful, in 1902.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Friday, July 3, 2009
4th Of July Pt. 2
Give me liberty, or give me fashion death.

(though, I confess, i find it kinda' sweet)
http://awkwardfamilyphotos.com/
Labels:
arts and crafts,
city life,
dance,
fashion,
funny ha-ha,
holidays
Menage A Mutant
Friends of mine (in a mock-to-mime post L Word move) tried this once drunk at Tattooed Mom's; it was slightly less complicated, but there were a helluva' lot more Wolverines...
Someone - obviously not hampered by too many colored lines himself (and yes, I am quite confident that it was a "he") took the time to chronicle the last forty years of The X-Men's sexual shenanigans.

The full sized flowchart is here:
http://www.uncannyxmen.net/images/article/relationship/relationshipmapv1.htm
I don't know what's sadder: that I got totally sucked in by this, or Caliban's chance of ever getting a blowjob.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Robogeisha
This trailer is too insane for words to explain, but if Death By Fantail Shrimp is on the menu, I'm there!
And the original link, as my blog crops widescreen YouTube videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wo-gGes6qig
Labels:
asian nation,
evil women,
femme fatale,
movies,
robots,
space age science,
video
Cape Town Chickens Sing This Song
Doo-dah! Doo-dah!
From the site:
These 13 x 9 inch recycled fair trade plastic bag chickens and roosters are handcrafted by disadvantaged crafters in the townships near Cape Town, South Africa.





http://www.wow-imports.com/products.asp?cat=21
A Clown Car, Conversely: Sylvia
I have thirty days to whittle down twenty years worth of weekly thrifting - spread over four rooms and a hall - to Polly Pockets sized proportions (for my new attic room adventures in Red Brick Alley).
Sometimes, casting a beloved bit of knick a knackery into the Sidewalk Sale box feels a bit like drowning a kitten in slow mo, but my Stuffmonster can also be as suffocating as a drowsy Crystal Gayle's hair in a whirlpool sauna, so...
Sylvia, despite being a bit faded & timeworn (I gave her a bit of pinch and powder below), will most definitely be making the block and a half long voyage to her new home.
Labels:
evil women,
fashion,
femme fatale,
gay,
movies,
posters
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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